Clear answers about AngelDrive.

A family safety app for everyday drives and important moments. It helps you stay connected with the people you choose and checks in if it notices a possible crash.

AngelDrive can start automatically when you drive. If it notices a possible crash, it checks in and begins an available record. The participating firm associated with your account may receive a possible-crash alert. The complete Record is separate and is handled under the permissions and disclosures shown in the app.

Download it free from the App Store or Google Play. If your law firm or someone in your family sent you an invite code, enter it when you sign up. No code? Choose “I’m starting fresh” in the app.

Yes. AngelDrive is on iPhone and Android, free for you and the family you invite.

A law firm sponsors it, so its clients and their families can use it free: no subscription, no per-person fee, nothing to cancel. AngelDrive never sells your data.

Invite them from your Halo in the app. They join free, and only the people you invite can see you.

AngelDrive is a product of Angel Labs Inc.

AngelDrive watches signals from the drive for signs of a possible crash, then asks you first. It isn’t perfect: it can miss a crash or mistake ordinary motion for one, which is why you can always say it wasn’t a crash.

AngelDrive is designed to start automatically when it recognizes a drive, subject to your device permissions, settings, connectivity, and other product limitations.

No. AngelDrive is not an emergency response service and does not contact emergency services for you. Call 911 or your local emergency number in an emergency.

The firm whose code you entered, or the firm of the family member who invited you to their Halo. Its name is on your home screen, under “Protected by.”

The firm may know that your account is associated with it and may receive a possible-crash alert. The complete crash Record is different from that initial alert and is handled separately under the permissions and disclosures shown in the app.

No. Insurers have no access to your AngelDrive account or data. AngelDrive does not sell or provide your information to insurers. If you personally choose to send information to an insurer, that is your decision, and it does not give them access through AngelDrive.

Not necessarily. Using AngelDrive through a participating firm does not by itself create representation for a new legal matter or for every family member. A separate engagement may be required.